Christian morals

The morality of Christians is to let Jesus Christ, Who is alive and available, and can enter into my heart, LIVE in me.

This should be the normal Christian life, if it is not the average Christian life. But if we want to experience being Christ's we should want what is normal.

If Jesus Christ is not alive from the dead and knowable, then doesn't matter what Christian morals or anything else is "Christian".

If Christ is not available, it doesn't matter.
Let's eat and drink and have a blast for tomorrow we die and rot, all. Life then is absurd.

The good news starts with Christ being resurrected, alive, knowable, and available to be our life.

Christian morals.
Identification with the Christ Who is alive and available - Christian morals.

" I have been crucified with Christ, and it is no longer I who live, but Christ lives in me; and the life which I now live in the flesh I live in faith, the faith of the Son of God Who loved me and gave Himself for me." (Gal. 2:20)

Christian morals -

As a believer in Jesus as Lord, don't put yourself under the law of Moses. Submit yourself to be under grace.

Grace is like the "POWER STEERING" of Jesus living and flowing in you as you have faith He can be everything to you.

Being under the law of Moses or even under your self made law is self defeating. What? You didn't read it?

"For sin shall not lord it over you, for you are not under law but under grace." (Rom. 6:14)

"Grace in its highest definition is,
God in the Son to be enjoyed by us.
It is not only something done or given,
But Christ Himself, our portion glorious."

Its good. Read it again aloud.

"Grace in its highest definition is,
God in the Son to be enjoyed by us.
It is not only something done or given,
But Christ Himself, our portion glorious."

Here Hymnal.net supplies us with the melody.
https://www.hymnal.net/zh/hymn/h/497

And here are the rest of the words to Witness Lee's lyrics and Henry James Holmes beautiful melody.

Grace in its highest definition is
God in the Son to be enjoyed by us;
It is not only something done or giv’n,
But God Himself, our portion glorious.

2 God is incarnate in the flesh that we
Him may receive, experience ourself;
This is the grace which we receive of God,
Which comes thru Christ and which is Christ Himself.

3 Paul the Apostle counted all as dung,
’Twas only God in Christ he counted grace;
’Tis by this grace-the Lord experienced-
That he surpassed the others in the race.

4 It is this grace-Christ as our inward strength-
Which with His all-sufficiency doth fill;
It is this grace which in our spirit is,
There energizing, working out God’s will.

5 This grace, which is the living Christ Himself,
Is what we need and must experience;
Lord, may we know this grace and by it live,
Thyself increasingly as grace to sense.

Sonship talking to himself 8 times.

I hope he sees a professional soon.

Originally posted by @wolfgang59
Sonship talking to himself 8 times.

I hope he sees a professional soon.

Originally posted by @wolfgang59
Sonship talking to himself 8 times.

I hope he sees a professional soon.

Christian morals then.

They include a belief that a PERFECT Man existed.
They continue with a belief that a PERFECT Man ... could not ... be destroyed.

A Perfect Person lived on this earth.
A Perfect Person was vindicated to the point that even DEATH itself He overcame.

You start there with Christian morals.

There was a life that lived which was an indestructible life.

Originally posted by @sonship
Christian morals then.

They include a belief that a PERFECT Man existed.

Originally posted by @sonship
A Perfect Person lived on this earth.
A Perfect Person was vindicated to the point that even DEATH itself He overcame.

You start there with Christian morals.

Originally posted by @wolfgang59
Sonship talking to himself 8 times.

I hope he sees a professional soon.

Dais. I'm slydexic.